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ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS GUIDE MOLD INFORMATION CENTER ACCEPTABLE MOLD LEVEL ACTION GUIDE - WHAT TO DO ABOUT INDOOR MOLD RENTERS & TENANTS: MOLD ADVICE Describe a Moldy Apartment Possible Mold Causes Action Advice for Tenants Immediate Safety Advice Health Risk for Tenants Possible Hidden Mold Building Manager's Guide to Mold What Can Tenant Do Health Department More Information InspectAPedia Blog - News Updates Air Conditioning & Heat Pumps Bookstore Electrical Environment Exteriors Heating Home Inspection Insulate Ventilate Interiors Mold Inspect/Test Plumbing Water Septic Roofing Structure Accuracy & Privacy Policies Contact Us |
This document discusses the steps that a tenant in a rental apartment or rental home can take to look for and test for mold, how to inform building management of a mold problem, what to expect the rental property managers to do if they are going to address a mold problem properly, and what the rental apartment tenant needs to watch out for during a mold investigation and mold remediation of their home. An easy-to-print PDF version of this article is here. © Copyright 2009 Daniel Friedman, All Rights Reserved. Information Accuracy & Bias Pledge is at below-left. Use links at the left of each page to navigate this document or to view other topics at this website. Green links show where you are in our document or website. Health Risks for Tenants in Rental Apartments - Compromised immune system increases vulnerability to mold-related illnessThe fact that a building occupant's immune system is compromised places that person at extra risk and means that s/he and the contents of their apartment need to be protected carefully. People at extra risk of health problems if exposed to moldy dust and demolition debris include elderly, infants, immune-compromised, asthmatics, people suffering from COPD or other respiratory illness, and possibly others. While chronic exposure to high levels of toxic or allergenic mold can make even some healthy people become sensitized as well, the people I just listed should be particularly careful about exposure. This article continues by discussing the risk of hidden mold reservoirs. Don't assume that the mold you see is the only, or even the most important problem in your rental space. ... Technical Reviewers & References
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